West Lafayette High School - Scarlet and Gray Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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ROW 1: D. Liste, D. Jordan, J. Collins, T. Buche, Dave Frazer, F. Samson, D. Maxwell, D. Hoist, P. Davis, B. McClellan, K. Craw, B. Miller. ROW 2: B. Farris, Ivan Floyd, M. Noble, J Buche, Don Frazer, F. Dienhart, D. Draper, J. Engeler, J. Hessel berth, D. Johnson. J. Sinninger. ROW 3: M. McKenna, M. Van OFFICERS: F. Samson, secretaryg D. Hoist president, Mr. Berberian, sponsorg J. Engeler treasurer: D. Maxwell, vice-president. OFFICERS: J. Walerstein, secretary, P. Cohen president, M. Kohlmeyer, scribeg Mrs. Mueller, sponsorg R. Vickrey, treasurer, I. Floyd, vice- president. buskirk, B. Lang, J. Sommer, G. Roberts, S. Elkin, S. Seaton, B. Sorenson, A. Mayo, D. Pfendler, B. Ayres, F. Clark, G. Staggs. ROW 4: S. Moriarty, Iran Floyd, B. Ditamore, P. Kohnke, J. Connelly, J. Brake, S. Sawicki, J. Farris, J. Knaus, D. Little, S. Stout, M. Hughes. NOT PICTURED: I. Ramstad. LETTER LAD To further, the school's interest in sportsmanship is the goal Lettermen's Club strives for. Besides being a morale booster at games and sponsoring a mixer, another service performed is the presentation of the award to the most improved player on the A and B basketball teams. This award is given at the basketball ' dinner. Any boy who has earned a letter sweater belongs to Lettermen's Club. THE OT BLE NIN The purpose of the Thespian Society, which is a national club, is to give re- cognition to students who have distinguished themselves in some field of drama- tics. Ten points are required to be admitted to the club. These points can be earned by working on a stage crew, taking part in a play, or engaging in other such speech and dramatic activities. This year a mixer and Thanksgiving Convocation were on the Thespians acti- ' vity list. ROW 1: M. Kohlmeyer, R. Vickrey, P. Cohen, I. Floyd, J. Walerstein. ROW 2: M. Maschmeyer, J. Griffin. J. Buche. A. Weiler.

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CHANHUO CHEERERT Pep Club, now in its third year, has proved its worth in school spirit. The block section, sponsored by the club, is assembled at every home basketball game to give its hearty support to the fighting team. The club plans all of the pep sessions, and a fan bus is sponsored for the away games. On these buses and on the team buses, large signs made by the club members are displayed. This year the block section members wore gray V-neck blouses with bright red gloves and scarves. At most of the games clever card work provided variety from straight cheer- mg. The block section has regular practice sessions on the Thursdays preceding every home basketball game. The club is under the supervision of Mrs. Betty Annarino. So .... letls have a victory tonight .... FIGHT! 1 5 OFFICERS: D. Dunn, vice-presidentg V. Abuls, treasurer, Mrs. An narino, sponsorg J. Gery, secretaryg J. Robinson, president. I -24-

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ROW 1: A. Greene, C. McCabe, S. Williams, B. Skelton, M. De- Long, P. Kemmer, S. Speer, M. Schuhmann, M. Kohlmeyer, B. Henry, J. Skinner, J. Cromwell, J. Cable. ROW 2: A. Reisner, J Newlin, V. VanCamp, A. Gabbard, C. Rush, N. Fegley, B. Miller, M. McKenna, S. Butz, M. Weing, B. Perieda, J. Kemmer, L. Hicks. ROW 3: J. Daugherty, K. McCarty, C. Neuman, M. Hunt P. Mooney, C. Hungerford, J. Jennings, J. Wendt, A. Bradshaw 52 OFFICERS: M. Kohlmeyer, vice-president: S. Daddio, treasurer, M. Schuhmann, president, J. Voinoff, secretary, Mrs. Annarino, sponsor. let N. Kirkpatrick, D. Ritchey, D. Teeling, J. Voinoff, E. Tompkins. ROW 4: J. Wright, R. Himes, E. Jantzen, M. Hogg, C. Vancamp, C. Kuntz, M. Bradley, P. Airgood, K. Meyer, D. Sisson, B. Tho- ma, C. Jenkins, S. Daddio, M. Kelso, J. Gery. NOT PICTURED: M. Tinsley, A. Poor, A. Vining, K. McCarty, G. Baker, C. Dun- can, P. Drake, A. Gabbard, K. Davidson, L. Ursala, G. Thoma, S. Williams. PIRITED sw PORTSWOME -- lolfygi oo-htlkwoetw, CviQif167p'?, MSL Urdu! The Girls' Athletic Association, sponsored by Mrs. Betty Annarino, has been very active not only in sports but also in social activities. Just a few ofthe sports offered were golf, bas- ketball, badminton, tennis, and archery. A barbeque started oil' the year and the following months included, a mixer, ice skating and roller skating parties, and several field days. Each member accumulates points by participating in sports and wins in succession, pins, numerals, W.L. letters, and an inscribed plaque. Our next field day will be. . -25-